Marigold flower seeds canary daisy

Margaret is an annual perennial plant very common and highly branched, offering an abundance of white flowers with long green stems, its leaves are bluish-green, fast-growing. Scientific name: Argyranthemum Frutescen. Native origin: the origin of the Margaret shrub goes back to the Canary Islands. Family: Asteraceae. Other names: Canary daisy. Height: its height ranges from 40 cm to one meter. Flowers: small white Margaret flowers with a diameter of 5 cm resembling meadow daisies. Flowering time: from May to autumn and even winter in frost-free areas. Growing Margaret flower seeds: preferred soil: it thrives in light, somewhat rich, well-fertilized soil rich in compost, as long as it is good. Drainage: in heavy soil, mix the soil with sand. Exposure: should be placed in very sunny locations. Preferred planting time: spring after the danger of frost has passed. Watering: moderate, allow the soil to dry between the first and second watering. Space plants 40 to 80 cm apart. Plant care: if pruning is to be done, it should be in April, once the frost has ended. Remove faded flowers to stimulate blooming. You can keep it in winter in a bright room. Cut the stems by a third in March and replant in May.